Are cinni's more agressive than other morph's?
I write this because in a lot of pics I see Cinni (and other snakes with that gene in them) animals are usually in a strike position and very rigid looking. My 2 females are the exact same way when they are handled they also will strike before any other's will. My pewter male is a little more relaxed but still has the rigid/striking personality to him. Anyone else notice this or should I just work with these 3 snakes a lot more?
Re: Are cinni's more agressive than other morph's?
no, snake are individuals, cinnies are just like any other BP
Re: Are cinni's more agressive than other morph's?
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wax32
It's a well guarded secret that all cinnys are like pitbulls and should be put down. Send them all to me and I will take care of it!
Lol careful what you say, those pit bulls have bad enough reps as it is :( but it's good to hear you'll take those evil snakes off our hands so selflessly haha.
Re: Are cinni's more agressive than other morph's?
I remember seeing a SnakeBytesTV episode where Brian mention that with his collection he's noticed that the lighter ball pythons seem be tamer, but some like the super cinni's seemed to be more aggressive. It was just an observation, so there's no fact to it. I don't own a cinni so I can't comment from personal experience. If I remember what episode he said it in I'll post a link.
Re: Are cinni's more agressive than other morph's?
My male and female cinnys (350g & 700g) are two of the sweetest, most carefree balls that I have. They have never struck at us, and really don't bother to ball up much.
Re: Are cinni's more agressive than other morph's?
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west coast jungle
no, snake are individuals, cinnies are just like any other bp
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